An art project aims to provide healing and support leading up to the 3-year anniversary of the pandemic at which point it will be ceremonially burned.
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Toronto Police Services Increasing Presence on TTC Platforms Effective Immediately
by Kadija Osmanby Kadija OsmanThe TTC is working with TPS to patrol in and around transit systems starting today over surge of “unacceptable” acts of violence.
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The painting by Indigenous artist Philip Cote was officially unveiled — not that you can see it just yet.
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Festival aims to support financial recovery of the restaurant industry while inviting customers to dine around Toronto.
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Protestors Say 50% of Police Budget Should go to Community Support Instead
Demonstrators call for less funding for Toronto Police Services outside budget committee meeting.
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Experts are calling XBB.1.5 the most transmissible strain yet.
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‘A Lazy Solution’? TMU Starts New Semester with Heightened Security
Community members mixed on increase in officers patrolling campus.
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Hoping to Buy a Home on Toronto Island? The Odds are not in Your Favour
Only 22 spots became available on this year’s home purchaser’s waitlist, where some wait for decades in unlikely optimism.
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48 Killed on Toronto Streets in 2022: Can the City Eliminate Road Deaths?
City hopes new plan will help it reach original Vision Zero goal, but fatalities remain high.
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‘Seen and Celebrated’: How TMU Athletics Marked Trans Awareness Month
Throughout November, TMU offered trial memberships, inclusive gym classes to broader community.